GALLANT RESCUE
SURU- B A THIN G E PTSOD E. FATHER AND SONS IMPERILLED. ■STRUGGLING IN HEAVY SEA. (Received 9 a.m.) SYDNEY, Juno S. The Rov. Frederick Phillips, of India, and his two sons, aged 14 and 17, wore bathing in |] l( . Kl ,rf -,t Bronte whon all worn oarriod out to soa and woi-o in danger of drowning. r l lio ji]i<>h t of tho visitors was noticed liy two nioinliors of tho local lifesaino- club, ono of whom, Mr Keith Hudson, donned a holt and swam out a the heavy sea and rescued them. Later he resuscitated them on the coach. Mr Phillips is Rector of the Anglian Grammar School at Hyderabad, do- expressed his deep gratitude to Mr Hudson and his companion who mauled the reel.
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Northern Advocate, 9 June 1933, Page 6
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